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Alphabet's cloud AI growth was 82% in the most recent quarter.
Alphabet increased its CapEx guidance by an additional $10 to $15 billion.
The market expects Nvidia to generate $200 billion of free cash flow next year.
Hyperscale companies will likely reach a point of generating so much excess cash flow that their only option will be to buy back stock, an inflection point expected around late 2028 or 2029.
BGC sold its licenses to operate an exchange to Fanatics, which will now use it to list and trade its own prediction market contracts.
Wildfires in France and Spain have forced the evacuation of more than 300,000 people.
The University of Miami-based Ocean and Atmospheric Research Center projects that a powerful El Niño may push the monthly global average temperature past 2 degrees Celsius of warming for the first time on record.
Jim Chanos criticized Nvidia for bankrolling approximately two-thirds of the cost of its own hardware sales in a reported AI deal.
Nvidia's stock has increased by 1,000% over the last 5 years.
Corporate bond trading desks at banks no longer take significant risk, leading to exaggerated spread movements when sellers emerge.
Alphabet has $100 billion of cash on its balance sheet and an additional $30 to $40 billion in equity it has not yet issued.
IBM's stock fell 25% after its latest earnings report.